“Leicester City on the VERGE of SHOCK Signing: Attacker Deal SEALED in FINAL-HOUR Talks!”

Leicester City are aiming to stay busy in the transfer market as the deadline approaches, with Marti Cifuentes eager to further strengthen his squad.

However, the Foxes could also face exits, as midfielder Bilal El Khannouss is pushing for a move amid concrete interest from clubs in the Premier League, Bundesliga, and Saudi Arabia.

In terms of arrivals, Leicester have turned their focus to the Netherlands, with Argentine forward Julián Carranza identified as their top target.

Reports from Argentine journalist César Luis Merlo suggest the Foxes are in “advanced negotiations” to secure the player, with talks between Leicester and Feyenoord now said to be in the “final stage.”

Carranza only joined Feyenoord during the summer of 2024, signing a four-year contract after making the switch from Major League Soccer.

In his debut season with the Dutch side, the 25-year-old featured in 30 matches across all competitions.

Despite his short stay, Feyenoord are prepared to sanction his departure if Leicester present the right terms.

One potential advantage for Carranza is his prior experience in English-speaking environments.

Before moving to Europe, he spent several years in the MLS, representing both Inter Miami and Philadelphia Union, which should help ease his transition into life in England.

While the precise structure of the potential deal remains unclear, Leicester appear optimistic about finalising an agreement before the window shuts.

On the pitch, Cifuentes’ side have made a promising start to the Championship campaign.

With three wins from their first four matches, the Foxes currently sit fourth in the table, and further reinforcements could help sustain that momentum.